Как я понимаю задача перед ним стояла сделать класс frozen?

To create a hash for the given dataclass, you can use the dataclasses.dataclass decorator along with the hash=True parameter. Here's the updated code: from dataclasses import dataclass @dataclass(hash=True) class A: x: list[int] y: str By setting hash=True, the dataclass decorator will automatically generate a hash() method for the class, which will allow instances of the class to be hashed. Please note that for the hash() method to work correctly, the fields of the dataclass must be immutable. In the given example, the x field is a list, which is mutable. To make it immutable, you can use a tuple instead: from dataclasses import dataclass @dataclass(hash=True) class A: x: tuple[int] y: str Now, instances of the A class can be hashed using the generated hash() method. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

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Kim Young

Kim Young
To create a hash for the given dataclass, you can ...

Это другая модель, если что

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07.11.2023

evle

Kim Young
To create a hash for the given dataclass, you can ...

А разметка у самой говорилки уехала?

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